danz013
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Hi Guys,
My business sells hot tubs online. The pictures we've got of our tubs at the moment are pretty crap. They were taken by the chinese guys in a factory in china, they've got machinary in the background, people walking around etc.
I've got some customers who've brought our hot tubs close by. I've got a Nikon D200 thats been sitting here looking at me for the last few months, I haven't used it for a while but I'm going to go and visit some of my customers and take some pictures of my hot tubs.
I'm sort of doing a 'bodge job' until we can afford to get in a real photographer sometime next year.
Anyway.. I'm looking for some tips. How do I take good pictures of something as big as a hot tub, outdoors, in overcast? Would I need any lighting, reflectors, all the kind of stuff. Just looking for ideas.
Cheers.
My business sells hot tubs online. The pictures we've got of our tubs at the moment are pretty crap. They were taken by the chinese guys in a factory in china, they've got machinary in the background, people walking around etc.
I've got some customers who've brought our hot tubs close by. I've got a Nikon D200 thats been sitting here looking at me for the last few months, I haven't used it for a while but I'm going to go and visit some of my customers and take some pictures of my hot tubs.
I'm sort of doing a 'bodge job' until we can afford to get in a real photographer sometime next year.
Anyway.. I'm looking for some tips. How do I take good pictures of something as big as a hot tub, outdoors, in overcast? Would I need any lighting, reflectors, all the kind of stuff. Just looking for ideas.
Cheers.